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Data I/O • PS Series Owner’s Manual i

1Contents

- • Preface

Using This Manual vii

Warnings and Cautions vii

Safety Symbols viii

Symbols for Specific Models/Equipment ix

Contacting Data I/O x

Data I/O Customer Support x

Repair Service xi

Change of Address xi

1 • Introduction

Snapshot of the PS Machine 1–2

Comparison of the PS288, PS388 and PS588 1–3

Setting the Language 1–3

System Description 1–4

Safety Systems 1–4

Machine Axes 1–7

Four Basic Operations 1–7

Input and Output Options 1–8

PS588 Specifications 1–9

PS288 & PS388 Specifications 1–10

Machine Components 1–11

Component Descriptions 1–12

Software 1–19

Customer-Supplied Software 1–19

TaskLink 1–19

AH500 Application 1–21

Laser Software 1–21

Precautions for Safe Operation 1–23

Precaution List 1–23

Laser Safety 1–24

Laser Specifications 1–25

Laser Safety Interlocks 1–25

Disposal of Laser Vacuum Filters 1–26

Room Considerations 1–28

Ventilation 1–28

Access Space 1–28

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2 • Setup

Connecting Facilities 2–2

Connecting Air 2–2

Connecting Electrical Power 2–3

(Optional) Connecting to a Network 2–4

Applying Power for the First Time 2–5

(Optional) Installing Antivirus Software 2–6

Setting Up Input and Output Media 2–6

Setting Up Static Tray Input and Output 2–7

Install Reject Bin 2–9

Setting Up an Automatic Tray Feeder 2–10

Setting Up the Tube Input and Output Media 2–12

Setting Up the Tape Feeder Input 2–16

Setting Up the Tape Output System 2–19

Set Up for Camera Contrast 2–26

Setting Up the Laser Marking System 2–27

Setting Up the Label Printing System 2–28

3 • Operation

Operator Functions 3–2

Running a Job on PS Systems 3–2

Stopping the System 3–22

Light Tower Interpretation 3–25

Changing Programmer Status 3–25

After a Job Completes 3–27

Turning Off System Power 3–27

Automatic Tray Feeder 3–29

Administrator Functions 3–31

Creating Security Profiles 3–31

Creating a Task in TaskLink 3–31

(Optional) Do a First Article Test 3–32

(Optional) Set TaskLink to Operator Mode 3–33

Teaching the Reference Vision File 3–34

Teaching the Package File 3–40

Get Movetimes/Optimize Movetimes 3–51

Monitoring Statistics 3–52

Maximizing Programming Yields 3–57

(Optional) Creating a Data File from a Master Device 3–58

Printer Options 3–60

(Optional) Creating a Label Printer File 3–60

(Optional) Creating a Laser Marking File 3–62

Additional Features 3–69

Automotive Performance Pak 3–69